We quilt on, as the winter weather changes daily – and often hourly – outside our windows!
From Linda R … Here is what I’ve been working on. This Temecula quilt is based on a 1760 vintage quilt made by Mary Parker for her wedding. Sheryl, the owner of Temecula Quilt Company in southern California, is calling her version “Timeless Tidbits.”
I am presently working on the hourglass 2-1/2 inch blocks. The quilt contains 396 of them. I just love vintage.
The Victoria & Albert Museum, London, England
Temecula Quilt Company, Temecula, California
Below is Mary Parker’s wedding quilt in the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, England.
From Sharon R … Another quick baby quilt with tiny Noah’s Arks and with flannelette animal fabric on the back.
From Barb M … My improv finished. At last! Putting the pieces together was also a fun part.
Barb learned how to make this quilt in a guild workshop.
Krista Hennebury’s Speed Date with Improv Workshop – November 11, 2020
Krista Hennebury’s blog – Poppyprint
From Chris … Two UFOs finished. The first one is 35″ x 45″ and the second one is 40″ x 47″.
Both of these have been using up scraps of fabric.
From Linda F … This is what I was working on during our recent SOS day.
The I Spy Alzheimer’s quilt is finally done. A number of members generously contributed some pieces of fabulous material for the project.
Thanks go out to Connie, Sonia B, Glennis and Anne R.
From Moira … I just completed this baby quilt I sewed for our Charity Quilts on the Sunshine Coast. This is a Missouri Quilt pattern called Zip It.
Missouri Star Quilt Co., Hamilton, Missouri, USA
Many thanks to Linda R, Sharon R, Barb M, Chris, Linda F and Moira
for sending items for this post.
Spring
The first day of Spring 2021 in the Northern Hemisphere is March 20. The parade of early bulbs is well underway!
Seymour Quilters Guild 